Classes during the day followed by a vibrant nightlife with my best friends, just to come back to my dorm to do it all again the next day.

How to still be involved when your college does not have a theatre major.

Life as a college student is not easy. And although many will discredit the stress, anxiety, hard work and obstacles that earning a higher education comes with, the current global pandemic multiplies those aspects significantly.

Enjoy the latest installment of Frosty's World!

When half of your face is covered it would seem almost impossible to deliver a performance. How could you express your emotions and convey the ideas of your piece when an audience cannot even see your mouth move?

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, now is the best time to celebrate the best Broadway couples that we’ve seen on stage.

Student blogger Macy is sharing 28 plays by Queer playwrights for the month of February!

I am here to tell you that there is no “correct” way to pursue a performance-based degree.

I think that whenever Broadway reopens, Next to Normal should come with it.

Ultimately, there are dozens of Disney movies that could be turned into fantastic musicals for Broadway.

Burnham’s arrogant stage persona, use of blue comedy and anti-humor, and theatrical approach to his live performances have enabled him to separate himself from other comedians of the modern era.

When I initially began my Musical Theatre training in the Fall of 2019 at Long Island University Post, I never imagined that my education would be impacted by such a large global crisis.

I am so excited to be sharing with you my artistic college journey and connect with you through these paragraphs.

There has been an uprising of calls for creators of color. Will this remain the same when Broadway opens its doors?

An interview with Whitaker Gannon about the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina’s new entertainment-streaming platform.

Student blogger Bea shares her experience with Broadway Workshop's Waitress event with Jessie Mueller, Christopher Fitzgerald, and Kayla Davion!

Life will always rise from the Dust and Ashes.

The process of creating the Fall 2020 Experimental Theatre Wing mainstage production…. entirely on Zoom.

In a year of uncertainty, and fear one could argue, “it is okay to postpone your plans.” “Nothing is happening anyway.” “It’s okay. Things will happen when they happen.” And I agree with those statements. However, while many segments of our lives are on hold (leases are not getting increased, student loans are frozen, etc.), many are still running, just like my student visa deadline. 

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of watching Derek DelGaudio’s In & Of Itself on Hulu.

This semester will be my second to last semester on campus at the University of Illinois.

The latest installment of 'Sharing Their Stories' features Megan Lohne, a theater creator, agent, and overall innovator!

One Last time from Hamilton would also be an appropriate song for this occasion as this is my final blog post.

This is part two of an analysis on The United States Capitol riots.

‘Till we meet again...